Come visit Oregon State University!
We look forward to meeting you on campus! This registration form is for individual students and their families coming to visit campus. (If you're a high school/community college educator looking to bring a class/group to campus, please click here. If you're a college counselor looking to visit campus, please click here. If you're an OSU staff/faculty member looking for tours for a new staff or other special visitors, please click here.)
For our individual students and families, please take a moment to read this information prior to choosing a visit day:
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The Welcome Center will be closed the following dates:
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Monday, February 17 (Orange & Black Day, no daily visits)
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Friday, March 14 (Orange & Black Day, no daily visits)
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Friday, April 4 (Orange & Black Day, no daily visits)
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Friday, April 18 (Spring Preview, no daily visits)
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Monday, May 26 (Memorial Day - OSU closed)
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We close visit registration 3 days in advance to prepare materials and staffing. If a visit date below has closed, we still welcome visitors to join us on that date! Email visit.osu@oregonstate.edu for assistance registering for a closed date, and/or you're welcome to walk in the day-of and register with us for a visit!
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For prospective students transferring to Oregon State University from another community college/university, we encourage you to schedule your campus visit on a Tuesday or Friday, when we have a transfer general admissions presentation and a transfer tour! However, no matter what day you visit, we'll provide an excellent visit experience for you.
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Registration for summer term visit dates (Monday, June 16 - Friday, September 12) will open up in May 2025!
To register for a visit day, please select a date on the calendar at the bottom of this page. Click on the orange date on the calendar, which will pop up a link below the calendar. Then, scroll down and click on the "Campus Visit" hyperlink below the calendar to see all the visit options available that day. You can move between months using the arrows on the calendar.
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